Sometimes, you don’t require a high-quality templating solution, but still need to keep from mixing lots of nasty HTML into your JavaScript. In these cases, a simple, makeshift templating system can go a long way.
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Sometimes, you don’t require a high-quality templating solution, but still need to keep from mixing lots of nasty HTML into your JavaScript. In these cases, a simple, makeshift templating system can go a long way.
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In this tutorial, we’ll take a look at how jQuery’s beta templating system can be put to excellent use in order to completely decouple our HTML from our scripts. We’ll also take a quick look at jQuery 1.5′s completely revamped AJAX module.
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Smarty is a PHP-based templating engine/framework. It allows you to further separate your business logic from its visualization, by removing as much PHP code as possible away from your views. Some developers and frameworks prefer not to use a templating engine, others do prefer them to using plain PHP in your views. Both points of view can be argued, and in the end, it’s mostly a matter of taste. Anyway, it’s never a bad idea to try it out before deciding not to use it, and that’s what this tutorial is about: trying out the Smarty Templating Framework.
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